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  1. Re:Extensions for Mac OS X on Unsanity Developer Comes to APE's Defense · · Score: 1
    Input Managers are a better analogy, and honestly I do not install 3rd party Input Manager since I understand their behavior.
    Well, you should give this one a shot: http://www.bitart.com/CocoaGestures.html Never once caused any problems of any kind. Solid as a rock, and incredibly useful.
  2. Re:Here comes one helluva flamewar... on Reasonable Salary for Entry Level Programmers? · · Score: 2, Interesting

    Since when did IT become programming? Don't get me wrong, it requires some skills -- but writing a couple maintenance scripts doesn't count as programming in my book.

  3. Re:I taught myself assembly, and I disagree on Learning Computer Science via Assembly Language · · Score: 2, Interesting

    blech, 6 figures for VBA macros? I guess it's a living... um, good job, but I'd sooner toss my machine out the window than work with Excel all. day. long.

    There's more to life than money.

  4. Re:Isn't he right? on Microsoft Unhappy With HP's iTunes Decision · · Score: 1
    Be honest with yourselves and think about how we would we be reacting if the situations were swapped.
    Ha ha ha ha. Let's see... the situation is swapped: Microsoft develops a beautiful, intuitive, kick-ass music player that integrates seamlessly with software that is just as awesome. Not only that, but everything actually works! There's more... Microsoft then makes a deal with the record industries that changes the course of music history. Yeah, if the roles were reversed I'm sure we'd be REALLY pissed at "Microsoft" for doing something decent for a change... While we're playing fantasy games, I'm a banana. --- http://lorenb.com
  5. Re:choice? on Microsoft Unhappy With HP's iTunes Decision · · Score: 1

    AAC was developed by Dolby... and FairPlay was developed by a third party as well... Apple is doing what it does best -- taking technology with awesome potential and delivering it to people like me in a pretty package.